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Tournament Results from June 12-14

In Bemidji, the Mudcats won their own tournament defeating Ada 8-0 for the championship.  The Bemidji Blue Ox surprised the field finishing third while beating  the Wadena Shockers 1-0.  Fort Ripley finished seventh by beating Nimrod 5-4.  The Rebels were the defending champions.  Dent took fifth with a 5-4 win over Roseau.

This was the fifth time the Mudcats have won their own tournament in nine years.  Tyler Norland threw a five-hit shutout to seal the championship for Bemidji.  The Mudcat’s Dan Nolan was named tournament MVP.

In earlier games, Bemidji beat Nimrod 6-5 and Wadena/Deer Creek 2-0.  Ada defeated Dent 7-2 and Bemidji Blue Ox 5-1.  The Bemidji Blue Ox shocked Fort Ripley 7-6 in an opening round game, Wadena/Deer Creek beat Roseau 5-1, Dent beat Fort Ripley 5-4 and Roseau beat Nimrod 8-2. 

In Sobieski, the Skis also won their own tournament.  They beat Sauk Centre 13-0, Pearl Lake 4-1 and Clear Lake 3-0 to finish first in the round robin tournament.  All the other three teams finished with 1-2 records.  Other tournament scores were: Sauk Centre 8, Clear Lake 7 (8 innings);  Clear Lake 7, Pearl Lake 6;  Pearl Lake 10, Sauk Centre 5. 

In the opening round Sobieski scored ten runs in the very first inning.  Andrew Lange hit a grand slam HR and Simon Waltman threw a no-hitter while also hitting a three-run HR. 



In Detroit Lakes, the Jamestown Elks defeated the Jamestown Merchants 8-2 to win the Second Annual Detroit Lakes Tournament.  Detroit Lakes beat Staples 4-1 for third place, Vergas beat Wheaton 8-4 in the consolation championship and Crookston beat the split squad Detroit Lakes team 12-0 for seventh place.

In earlier games, the Jamestown Merchants beat Wheaton 11-1 and Staples 31-0.  Detroit Lakes beat Vergas 9-1;  Jamestown Elks beat Red Eye 11-1 and Detroit Lakes 16-0 and it was Staples 10, Crookston 3.  Wheaton beat Crookston 7-0 in the other early game.  

In Cannon Falls, the Edina E-Sox scored nine runs in all three of their games and won the championship.  They defeated the host Cannon Falls Bears 9-4, Winthrop 9-1 and Kasson in the final 9-5.  Kasson made the finals by beating the Metro Merchants 7-1 and the Minneapolis Rocks 3-1.  The Rocks finished in third place by beating Winthrop 14-2.  Montgomery defeated Red Roosters in the consolation championship. 

In Victoria, the Vics lost to Minnetonka in the championship game with the Minneapolis Cobras finishing third.      

 

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